Tout a fait d'accord bentyone, il ne voulait en aucun cas détruire rapture.
Aprés sur le fait qu'il ait aimé son fils. Je pense que c'est possible. Rappelons que c'est lui qui explique a Jack toute la machination de fontaine, les expérience qui ont été faites sur lui etc...
Un peu comme une confession, il'sen ai voulu d'avoir laissé fontaine kidnappé son fils.
Si on se réfaire a ce résumé:
Ryan is an ever-present voice while Jack travels through Rapture. Although Frank Fontaine set Jack on his journey to kill Ryan using the would you kindly trigger phrase, Ryan knew exactly what was occurring.
When he laid eyes on Jack however, he instantly recognized him as the son he might have had with Jasmine Jolene, had she not sold him before he was born. His own flesh and blood, reduced to a puppet, was the ultimate insult this world could have given him.
Looking at his life and his works, now all in ruin - by his own hand as much as his enemies' - he decided to die as he had lived: on his own terms, by setting Rapture's self-destruct mechanism. Ryan is ultimately confronted by his son Jack. With the trigger phrase, he could have controlled Jack as Atlas did, and directed him against his enemy. Instead, he educates Jack about his true self, his birth, and the phrase would you kindly which has controlled him completely up until now. He then hands Jack a golf club, telling him, "A man chooses, a slave obeys". Ryan, insisting that he die on his own terms, orders Jack to kill him. As Jack strikes him numerous times Andrew Ryan repeatedly yells, "a man chooses, a slave obeys." Ryan orders Jack to kill him to demonstrate that he chooses his own destiny and will not be controlled. Emphasizing this choice is the fact that, shortly after Ryan's death, the player discovers that Ryan had made the decision to turn off the local Vita-Chamber to prevent the device from resurrecting him. He could have kept the device active and done battle with Jack, or perhaps managed to have merely save himself.
There are a number of opinions as to Ryan's motivations.
Some say that with his city and his dreams in ruins, Andrew Ryan lacks the courage to live in a world not under his own control, and instead chooses death; this is made doubly ironic in that Ryan, who has not hesitated to murder others for his own ends, cannot find the fortitude to commit the final act himself, instead relying upon Jack to do it for him.
Others say that this was his one chance to be a father to his son; to teach him to be a man, not a slave. Using the Vita-Chamber would cheapen his death, and only a real sacrifice would have this impact; Ryan would rather die than be a slave to Atlas's whims. If this is the case, he succeeded; Jack immediately sets out to free himself from Fontaine's control.
il énonce clairement mon hypothèse selon laquelle, ryan aurait trés bien pu dirigé jack, contre fontaine grace à la fameuse phrase.
Au lieu de ca, il lui apprend comment fontaine l'a manipulé et se laisse mourrir par ses mains.
enfin lisez le paragraphe du desssus il l'explique bien mieux que moi, si vous avez besoin de traduction , dites moi. 